Hi guys, I’m a bit stuck. I successfully setup my hEX S as router, which is connected to a fibermodem. I also managed to configure my hAP ac lite in WISP AP mode to provide one SSID for wifi access. Now I tried to setup my wAP ax as a second AP to provide two more SSIDs (one on each band) but fai…

I don´t understand your problem right now what exactly “failed” during your wAP AX setup, but a source of truth can be: https://www.youtube.com/@mikrotik/search?query=wifi :slight_smile: If you have additional questions, feel free to come back, but if so, please with more technical infos about yo…

[image] riseup: Can/should I even start with QuickSet? Not if you want to become member of the Mikrotik Club, Rule #4 explicitly prohibits that: [image] The twelve Rules of Mikrotik Club Beginner Basics Preamble and disclaimer: The following is a set of Rules that …

Just for clarification: In Interface Lists I have both LAN and WAN using interface “bridge” and in DHCP client I have added the bridge interface. Is that correct?

I think here I forgot to add ether1 as bridged port. I have added it now and voila it works! [image]

I can’t even connect to the wifi networks. Clients fail to get an IP address. The device itself also has no internet connection (tested through > system > packages download Now wAP QuickSet looks like this: [image]

OK, unfortunately from textual description and screenshots it is not possible to get an idea of what is happening. Even if you decide to use Quickset, you should use it ONLY ONCE and ONLY from a reset default configuration, ANY other use is likely to mess things up. The “normal” procedure to get (…

Forget the Quick Set for the configuration of your Router. Use WinBox or the Webfig for configuration. Router: Make sure the DHCP-Server in bind to the bridge itself, configure the IP 192.168.88.1 to the bridge and make sure all Ports are member of that bridge, except your WAN-Device (Internet d…